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CHAPTER 69: FIGHTING FOR A GHOST

Author: Inkbyjane
last update publish date: 2026-06-25 15:19:16

The charcoal silk gown felt like a shroud as Elena dragged herself down the sweeping stone corridor of the royal wing.

In her arms, baby Silas slept fitfully, his tiny fist curled against her chest. The coldness radiating through the soul-tether wasn't just an emotional distance anymore—it was a biological void. It felt exactly like the night Marcus had flatlined in the courtyard, a freezing, hollow vacuum where her mate’s towering, possessive presence used to live.

Except Marcus wasn’t dea
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